Industrial developer Panattoni has secured a €42 million loan from BNP Paribas Bank Polska for the construction of two warehouses as part of the Panattoni Park Szczecin Trzebusz II complex.

The total office stock in regional Polish markets reached 6.72 million sqm at the end of Q4 2025, according to the Polish Chamber of Commercial Real Estate (Pink). 

European Green Logistics Space (EGLS) has promoted Marta Goronska-Wiercioch to Managing Director, Poland, after having joined the company in 2025.

Panattoni started projects in Poland totalling about 840,000 sqm, worth nearly €650 million in 2025. The developer leased close to 1.5 million sqm of space and sold 19 projects to international investors, showing strong market momentum and growing demand for modern industrial space.

In a video interview recorded at CEE Property Investment Update 2026 in Warsaw, Piotr Mirowski, Senior Partner and Head of Investment Services at Colliers, shares his market outlook for 2026. He outlines the return of liquidity, renewed interest in offices and logistics, shifting capital sources and pricing dynamics.

CPI Property Group has completed the modernisation of the lobby at Eurocentrum-Alfa, part of the Eurocentrum complex in Warsaw.

Panattoni is implementing the second stage of its investment in Szczecin, building nearly 14,000 sqm as part of Panattoni Park Szczecin V. The developer has signed a lease agreement for nearly 4,300 sqm of new space with a global logistics industry leader.

The total value of completed transactions in Poland's commercial real estate market reached €4.3 billion, down 12.9% year-on-year, although the office and industrial sectors returned to growth, finds a report by Savills.

Peakside Capital Advisors has appointed Steven Davis as Managing Director for CEE, taking responsibility for the company's activities across the region. He succeeds Roman Skowroński, who has led Peakside Poland's operations since 2019.

At the CEE Property Investment Update 2026 in Warsaw, the focus quickly shifted from headline risks to underlying resilience. Bringing together investors, bankers, lawyers and asset managers, the opening panel examined how Central and Eastern Europe’s real estate markets are being shaped by geopolitical volatility, energy transformation and shifting capital priorities – and why, despite the noise, many fundamentals continue to support long-term investment. Moderated by Dorota Wysokińska-Kuzdra of Colliers, the discussion set out to separate short-term disruption from structural opportunity in a region increasingly tested by global change.